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Sinn · Family: 556
The Sinn 556 is a 38.5mm stainless steel three-hand date watch built around an automatic Sellita SW200-1-based movement, rated to 200m water resistance under a sapphire crystal. Cazador has zero verified price observations. Its differential: 200m of water resistance on a bezel-less, three-hand dress-adjacent case is unusually rugged for the format.
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The Sinn 556 is built around a straightforward brief: a 38.5mm stainless steel case, sapphire crystal, and a black dial with luminescent indices and a date window, with no rotating bezel to interrupt the three-hand read.
Under the dial sits an automatic movement based on the Sellita SW200-1, a Swiss-made workhorse caliber widely used across the industry as a reliable, serviceable alternative to ETA's equivalent base movements.
The case is finished in stainless steel and closed under a sapphire crystal. Together with the date window, the specification reads as a deliberately versatile everyday watch: robust enough for daily knocks and water exposure, but restrained enough in styling to sit under a cuff at the office.
No launch year is available in the manufacturer catalog data used to build this fiche. What is confirmed is that the 556 sits in Sinn's current lineup and remains in active production.
It runs an automatic movement based on the Sellita SW200-1, a Swiss-made base caliber widely used across the watch industry.
Cazador has no verified PricePoint observations for the 556 yet, so we cannot publish a reliable secondary-market range.
It's rated to 200m of water resistance. Note, however, that the 556 has no rotating bezel, so it isn't marked as a dedicated dive-timer instrument.
No. The 556 is a fixed-case, three-hand date watch with no rotating bezel of any kind.
The case measures 38.5mm in diameter, cased in stainless steel — a mid-size profile between vintage-inspired and modern sport watches.
Yes. Per the manufacturer catalog data used for this fiche, the 556 is a current-catalog reference in active production.